We can have social democracies like denmark and super libertarian places, that could eventually be in places like CEE
giuliomagnifico on
It’s a (very interesting) pilot study, and they invested about 22 million euros over 3 years in it
FluffyPuffOfficial on
Honestly the meal culture in Denmark is amazing. Companies serving you lunch is much better than having to either meal prep or going out to a restaurant. Healthy food is extremely important healthwise but also time consuming, so if making it easily available at school and workplace would do wonders for overall health of population.
Sure, it would propably be costly to implement but its not like treating obesity is cheap.
nomad-socialist on
How will they fund it?
weirdowerdo on
>A pilot program providing free school meals is a feature of Denmark’s finalised 2025 budget
A bit late on the ball? Both Sweden and Finland have had free school lunch for decades.
neverpost4 on
Denmark cannot lose.
Sell Danish hams and Christmas butter cookies to fat Americans.
Then sell miracle weight loss drugs after jacking up the price for Americans.
Smalandsk_katt on
There are European countries except the UK where you pay for lunch? And even more surprisingly that country is DENMARK???
Setykesykaa on
Project 2025 but in Denmark Version
Flygsand on
Well done Denmark!
momentimori on
What’s going to happen when the Ozempic boom ends?
Denmark’s booming economy has been built on the success of Novo Nordisk’s wonder drug. Using a windfall boost to GDP to finance permanent increases in public spending is creating problems for the future.
ale_93113 on
I support wholeheartdely the initiative to make school meals free, but what’s up with the tax deduction??
will the deficit stay in the healthy range, below 3%,after this tax deduction? Taxes shouldnt be cut so easily, specially when the richer you are the more common it is that you use a deduction
supersonic-bionic on
Oh socialism!! The nightmare of Republicans and Tories.
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Socio democracy done right.
Europe has so much more potential than the US.
We can have social democracies like denmark and super libertarian places, that could eventually be in places like CEE
It’s a (very interesting) pilot study, and they invested about 22 million euros over 3 years in it
Honestly the meal culture in Denmark is amazing. Companies serving you lunch is much better than having to either meal prep or going out to a restaurant. Healthy food is extremely important healthwise but also time consuming, so if making it easily available at school and workplace would do wonders for overall health of population.
Sure, it would propably be costly to implement but its not like treating obesity is cheap.
How will they fund it?
>A pilot program providing free school meals is a feature of Denmark’s finalised 2025 budget
A bit late on the ball? Both Sweden and Finland have had free school lunch for decades.
Denmark cannot lose.
Sell Danish hams and Christmas butter cookies to fat Americans.
Then sell miracle weight loss drugs after jacking up the price for Americans.
There are European countries except the UK where you pay for lunch? And even more surprisingly that country is DENMARK???
Project 2025 but in Denmark Version
Well done Denmark!
What’s going to happen when the Ozempic boom ends?
Denmark’s booming economy has been built on the success of Novo Nordisk’s wonder drug. Using a windfall boost to GDP to finance permanent increases in public spending is creating problems for the future.
I support wholeheartdely the initiative to make school meals free, but what’s up with the tax deduction??
will the deficit stay in the healthy range, below 3%,after this tax deduction? Taxes shouldnt be cut so easily, specially when the richer you are the more common it is that you use a deduction
Oh socialism!! The nightmare of Republicans and Tories.